Why don't all you people stop thanking a hunk of metal and start thanking the scientist and engineers that designed, built, and launched Pioneer 10. They are the real reasons this post even exist.
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Sorry that is off-topic, but after working in a large NOC for several years I think I can speak from experience by saying that the last thing I want to hear when my network starts going haywire is a bunch of loud ass crows or some elephant blathering about who knows what.
Anyone who has ever dealt with a network down emergency will probably agree that in reality you would want your example sound samples reversed. You need the annoying stuff while everything is operating properly to help you stay awake, and the mellow "creek sounds" when your in all out panic mode ready to explode.
...be sure to check out www.greasecar.com . A friend of mine turned me onto this about a year ago. He was working at the time to gather parts in order to turn a Mecedes Benz G Wagon , http://www.mercedes-benz.com/e/cars/g-class/defaul t.htm , into a grease contraption. To date he still hasn't built it.
I work for a cable modem ISP and would like to say that yes this is theft of service and it does come with a price is caught. First of course your service would be terminated, and second possible criminal charges would be applicable. However, if you are lucky enough to get it to work I would not consider it a permanent solution. Also, Cisco, 99.99% of Cable Modem Termination Systens or UBR(Universal Broadband Routers) deployed in Cable Head Ends are made my Cisco, has measures in place to prevent this type of occurance. Please read this link :
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/109/docsis_config 6.html#511694956
If your ISP has such measures in place then don't waste your time.
thanks!
itallushrt@hotmail.com
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Why don't all you people stop thanking a hunk of metal and start thanking the scientist and engineers that designed, built, and launched Pioneer 10. They are the real reasons this post even exist.
Sorry that is off-topic, but after working in a large NOC for several years I think I can speak from experience by saying that the last thing I want to hear when my network starts going haywire is a bunch of loud ass crows or some elephant blathering about who knows what.
Anyone who has ever dealt with a network down emergency will probably agree that in reality you would want your example sound samples reversed. You need the annoying stuff while everything is operating properly to help you stay awake, and the mellow "creek sounds" when your in all out panic mode ready to explode.
Our hard earned tax dollars at work on something somewhat beneficial.
The question is will the "Feds" be at least somewhat successful in their attempts to thwart future worms and other virii?
I fully agree with his idea of stopping an attacking process if the admin/owner of the machine is unwilling to do anything about it.
However, like anything else someone is going to push this to limit and abuse it.
That is odd. You mean these people actually are interested in music, the piano specifically, and not in shrinking heads. Who would have thunk it?
Who in their right mind needs a piano in the amazon? I'd be concerned with bug repellant than hearing Mozarts 5th.
And I know that the loggers will thank you for not messing with them and they might just like the company
Especially when it's one of those naked Girl anti-logging displays. Check here for what I am talking about.
Humbolt County eh? These fuckers are watching pot grow.
Great, now with my 15 386/486 systems sitting in the garage I can create something almost as powerful as this laptop I am currently using.
WERD TO BOOTY!
That is precisely what I was thinking. If these are all piecemeal machines how would ghosting ever be a viable option?
Mideast Irony
Women covered high and low
Camels?Yes.Toe?No.
...be sure to check out www.greasecar.com . A friend of mine turned me onto this about a year ago. He was working at the time to gather parts in order to turn a Mecedes Benz G Wagon , http://www.mercedes-benz.com/e/cars/g-class/defaul t.htm , into a grease contraption. To date he still hasn't built it.
Shut up please. Thank you.
Sorry that link was bad. here is the actual link
I work for a cable modem ISP and would like to say that yes this is theft of service and it does come with a price is caught. First of course your service would be terminated, and second possible criminal charges would be applicable. However, if you are lucky enough to get it to work I would not consider it a permanent solution. Also, Cisco, 99.99% of Cable Modem Termination Systens or UBR(Universal Broadband Routers) deployed in Cable Head Ends are made my Cisco, has measures in place to prevent this type of occurance. Please read this link : http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/109/docsis_config 6.html#511694956
If your ISP has such measures in place then don't waste your time.
thanks!
itallushrt@hotmail.com